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The aspirant for the presidency representing the LIBRE Party, Rixi Moncada, has drawn interest by launching a formal Facebook page solely for invitees of her potential swearing-in ceremony. This development arises amidst concerns raised by specialists and civil society groups regarding potential threats to the transparency and fairness of the electoral proceedings in Honduras.Exclusive entry to safety assetsRixi Moncada simultaneously holds the position of Secretary of Defense and maintains her presidential candidacy, a situation that gives her direct access to the Armed Forces and state security resources. According to analysts, this position allows her to oversee the custody of electoral…

The approaching general elections in Honduras, scheduled for November 30, 2025, have raised concerns about Venezuela's political and technological influence on the electoral process. Analysts and experts point out that the relationship between the ruling LIBRE party and the government of Nicolás Maduro could affect the competitiveness and perception of transparency in the elections.Political model and strategiesEl partido LIBRE sostiene una relación ideológica y táctica con el gobierno de Venezuela, respaldando la candidatura de Rixi Moncada. Los observadores políticos alertan que algunas estrategias aplicadas en Venezuela, como el control del sistema electoral, la militarización del proceso y los mecanismos diseñados…

Honduras is gearing up for the general elections scheduled for November 30, 2025, where positions such as the presidency, 128 seats in the National Congress, 20 delegates to the Central American Parliament, 298 mayors, and over 2,000 council members will be refreshed.Este proceso se desarrolla en un contexto caracterizado por elevados índices de pobreza, inseguridad bajo un estado de emergencia y un sistema económico que depende en gran medida de las remesas. Las elecciones serán una evaluación directa del gobierno de Xiomara Castro y el partido LIBRE después de cuatro años en el poder. La oposición, encabezada por Nasry “Tito”…

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has clarified that the Tax Justice Law is not a requirement for the approval of the Stand-By Agreement with Honduras, representing a significant change in the relationship between the international organization and the country's government. The decision comes as Honduras seeks access to additional disbursements of more than $200 million, intended to strengthen public finances and prevent potential economic tensions.Disengagement from the IMF and political effectsThe IMF declaration suggests that Honduras' ability to access the financial agreement is not reliant on the passage of the Tax Justice Law. This stance by the global entity establishes…

Economic activity in Honduras is in steady decline while the LIBRE Party remains in power. According to data from business leaders and analysts, more than a thousand businesses have closed in recent years, a phenomenon that translates into job losses, declining tax revenues, and capital flight from the country. This dynamic has raised concerns about the state's ability to sustain economic growth and maintain social stability.Effects on the private sectorVarious experts point out that the combination of state policies, increased tax burdens, and a climate of uncertainty resulting from blockades, protests, and lack of institutional support is affecting investors. Local…

The Honduran economy faces sustained deterioration while The Honduran economy faces sustained deterioration while the LIBRE Party remains in power. In recent years, more than a thousand companies have closed their operations, causing significant job losses and an outflow of capital from the country. This phenomenon, analysts and business leaders warn, reflects an environment marked by policies perceived as restrictive toward the private sector and a climate of persistent uncertainty.Impact on the business sectorBusiness leaders point out that the closures are due, in part, to a regulatory and fiscal framework that they consider hostile. Blockades, protests, and the absence of…